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Introducing cluster-level service monitoring

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Company
Date Published
Author
Conor Branagan
Word Count
535
Company Posts That Month
9
Language
English
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-
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No
Summary

In late 2014, Datadog introduced Availability Monitoring to monitor hosts, applications, and services, allowing customization of alerts for availability issues. A major update now enables setting alerts when a percentage of servers in a cluster experience availability problems. This feature is particularly useful for cloud-based applications where the focus is on overall application or service availability rather than individual server statuses. Datadog allows users to set two types of alerts: Warning and Critical, and monitor by various groupings such as availability zone, environment, roles, etc., with different alert threshold percentages specified for each grouping.

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